Joseph Nicholson

• Operated various types of construction equipment in order to determine necessary repairs or modifications needed.
• Documented repair work performed on mobile equipment via electronic and written service reports.
• Reviewed technical manuals in order to remain current with changing technology.

• Communicated with distributors to acquire necessary equipment for projects.
• Troubleshot malfunctions and diagnosed issues to service equipment quickly and fully.
• Adapted repair techniques to accommodate new technology and equipment models.

• A rollback operator, also known as a rollback
• rollback operator, also known as a rollback truck driver, is primarily responsible for safely transporting vehicles using a rollback truck, which involves driving to the pickup location, securing the vehicle to the truck, transporting it to the designated destination, and properly unloading it, while also performing pre-trip inspections, maintaining accurate logs, and adhering to all safety regulations and customer service standards; they may also perform minor roadside assistance tasks like jump-starting batteries or changing flat tires depending on the situation.

rollback, which involves driving to the pickup location, securing the vehicle to the truck, transporting it to the designated destination, and properly unloading it, while also performing pre-trip inspections, maintaining accurate logs, and adhering to all safety regulations and customer service standards; they may also perform minor roadside assistance tasks like jump-starting batteries or changing flat tires depending on the situation.

• Maintain records of completed work and production data including volume produced and time required for each task.
• Observe machine operations to detect any problems or defects in the finished product.
• Perform periodic maintenance on machines such as cleaning and lubrication.
• Troubleshoot malfunctions in equipment or processes.
• Check products for accuracy using measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, gauges.
• Monitor the feed and speed of machines during the machining process.
• Inspect finished workpieces to ensure conformance with specifications.